The Audio-Technica ATR35cW + ATW-11F wireless lavalier system is a compact, easy-to-use solution for hands-free audio in presentations, conferences, interviews, and stage events. The ATR35cW is a high-quality condenser lavalier microphone that clips easily to clothing, delivering crisp and clear vocal capture.
Paired with the ATW-11F bodypack transmitter and receiver from the System 10 wireless series, this setup operates in the 2.4 GHz frequency band, avoiding common RF interference and delivering reliable, crystal-clear audio transmission. With automatic channel selection and digital diversity, it ensures strong, drop-out-free performance in real-world environments.
Features
- Designed for quick and easy use
- Perfect balance between price and performance, the AT-One is ideal for those looking for reliable results at low prices
- The frequency plan of AT-One is divided into two groups with 4 channels available in each group, one in the range of authorized European frequencies and the other in the duplex Gap
- Users can choose up to 4 channels in a group
- The ATW-11F system is equipped with a discreet and robust pocket transmitter
- RF transmission power 10mW
- The bodypack transmitter has a 4-pin HRS connector, which is able to connect to all Audio-Technica wireless microphones
- Up to 10 hours' battery life with 2 x 1.5V AA batteries
- RF Indicator light
- Robust construction from high quality components
- Delivered in a transport case with a rack mount kit and detachable antennas
“2 X 4 CHANNELS”
AT-One's frequency plan is divided into two groups, each with 4 channels available, one in the range of authorized European frequencies and the other in the duplex gap. Users can choose up to 4 channels in a group.
“RF LIGHT INDICATOR”
The display on the half-rack receiver clearly indicates both the RF and AF levels.
“12V POWER”
The ATW-R1F receiver delivers a voltage of 12V / 100 mA for powering an ATW-B80 booster antenna, active splitters, an antenna combiner or any other active component.
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